Confinement national : quelles sont les activités qui seront autorisées et quelles sont celles qui ne le seront pas ?

Confinement national : quelles sont les activités qui seront autorisées et quelles sont celles qui ne le seront pas ? Voici un communiqué :
 

TEMPORARY CONFINEMENT DUE TO COVID-19

(A)       Complete Confinement on 10 March 2021

• No activity and the population in the Island of Mauritius to remain indoors.
• Essential services that will operate on 10 March 2021 :
  1. Health services.
  2. Fire services.
  3. Police services.
  4. Petrol facilities.
  5. Security services.
  6. Pharmacy services.
  7. Retail distribution chain.
• Activities not authorised/ Access not granted :
  1. Transport services.
  2. Public places including beaches.
  3. Markets, cinema, discotheque, gymnasium and hairdressing salons.
  4. Cultural and sports activities.
  5. No public gathering (religious or socio-cultural).
  6. Commercial centres, shopping malls, shops, meat shops, food courts, restaurants.
  7. Banks.
• Restriction on the number of persons attending marriages and funerals.
• The COVID vaccination exercise will not be held.  A new calendar is being worked out.

(B)       Thursday 11 March to Thursday 25 March 2021

• Services that will operate but access will be in alphabetical order :
  • • Supermarkets
    • Shops
    • Bakeries
    • Superettes
    • Banks
    • Meat shops.

• Alphabetical order will be as follows –
  1. 1. 1. – F  :  Monday and Thursday
        7. – N  :  Tuesday and Friday
        15. – Z  :  Wednesday and Saturday
• The above services will be closed on Sunday.

• PSAC Examinations will be postponed to a later date.
• Cambridge International Examinations will be held as scheduled.
• Activities not authorised/ Access not granted :
  1. Transport services.
  2. Public places including beaches.
  3. Markets, cinema, discotheque, gymnasium and hairdressing salons.
  4. Cultural and sports activities.
  5. No public gathering (religious and socio-cultural).
  6. Commercial centres, shopping malls, food courts, restaurants.
• Restriction on the number of persons attending marriages and funerals.